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Direct linkMoores, Donald F. – Sign Language Studies, 2006
Responding to Johnston's projections for the future of Australian Sign Language (Auslan), I analyzed school enrollments in American educational programs and found similar trends. There are fewer deaf and hard of hearing children in school now than twenty years ago, with the largest decline, approximately 50 percent, among children with profound…
Descriptors: American Sign Language, Enrollment Trends, Assistive Technology, Deafness
